HOP WTRSparkling Hop Water, Ruby Red Grapefruit 12 Pack, Sugar Free, Low Carb Non Alcoholic Drinks, NA Beer, Adaptogen Drink, No Calories, Adaptogens & Nootropics for Added Benefits, 12 oz Cans

When I first heard about this water claiming to deliver the same “buzz” as an alcoholic drink—without any alcohol—I was very skeptical. Especially considering it also contains beneficial supplements, unlike typical alcoholic beverages.To my surprise, it really does produce a mild, alcohol-like effect. Of course, it’s not exactly the same, but it’s close enough to feel enjoyable—and it tastes great too.Yes, it’s pricey for something labeled as “just water,” but I’ll definitely be buying it again. Highly recommended!

Fans of of hop flavors, HOP WTR will likely become your non-alcoholic go-to. Those of you who enjoy a variety of flavorful sparkling waters, ditto. Tasty, healthy product (non-alcoholic, no fat, no calories, no carbs, no sugar, no sodium, no caffeine) and great customer service. Highly recommended. Here's my "why" (note that I have not been compensated in any way for this review):1) HOP WTR is a delicious and refreshing IPA alternative (especially the "classic" version, imho: crisp, citrusy, piney, and a whiff of earthiness), featuring a balanced mixture of Citra, Amarillo, Mosaic, and Azacca hops; clean, subtly complex, mouthwatering. I've had many good "alt IPA" products--Lagunitas Hoppy Refresher, Lagunitas IPNA, Sierra Nevada Hop Splash, etc.--but nothing compares to the crisp, refreshing, hop complexity of HOP WTR. If you'd like to add a little fruit to the mix, they use the same hop recipe in their peach, blood orange, lime, and mango varieties, each well-balanced, and all genuine flavors. No artificial tastes here at all.2) HOP WTR has also become my favorite sparkling water for all the flavorful, healthful reasons notes, but there are beautiful bonuses. First off, 108 mg of vitamin C. Second, they use sdaptogens, herbs and minerals that help manage stress and cortisol levels; HOP WTR is made with ashwagandha to support the ability to de-stress and unwind. Third, the HOP WTR recipe includes nootropics, supplements that boost your brain’s function by targeting specific neurotransmitters such as serotonin and dopamin; they use a 50 mg dose of mood-boosting L-Theanine that is shown to improve memory, decision-making, creativity and overall cognitive performance. Bottom line is that HOP WTR does genuinely help me de-stress and focus, but of course these qualities are going to be subjective for every consumer.3) Lastly, since I do still occasionally drink cocktails, I can attest to HOP WTR being a brilliant highball mixer for scotch and Japanese whiskies. HOP WTR classic is a great way to start experimenting, and then you can branch out to the fruit versions according to taste. Turns out hops play very nicely with these spirits. Sláinte!

I was skeptical about how it would really taste but it turned out to be a very delicious drink. My husband who loves beer tried it and loved the taste. This is a winner!

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Love this stuff! Great alternative to plain water..

Pros:This product tastes great and is very refreshing. The ingredients are great and it helps me to relax at night. I love that not only is it non-alcoholic, but it's actually good for you.Cons:The cans are horrible. Quite a few were busted upon arrival. One was completely split open and empty (obviously). Others were puffed out on the tops and bottoms so that they cannot sit on a table (had to pour it into a glass), and the tab opener didn't work (had do pry them open with a knife).For the price, the packaging should for sure be better and I hope they improve this.

Review is for the Classic style.This water has a pleasant flavor though I would not consider it a great replacement for fans of IPAs. It does have a hop flavor in the background, but the most pronounced flavor is citrus and what seems to be something like lavender and/or fennel. It is refreshing and enjoyable, though at a premium cost. I purchased because I was curious about the nootropics and adaptogens. Do they accomplish what the makers intend or at least what they pitch? In my case, no. I've had four of the six, to date, and the result has not been a sense unwinding and relaxing. Instead, I have not noticed much beyond feeling a bit sleepy - though not necessarily relaxed. This isn't really what I was looking for and, in fact, is a bit of a detraction from purchasing again. Others may have different reactions (or non-reactions, as the case may be). But, I'm one and done with this product. If I want an IPA-like hop water, I will head in a different direction (like Lagunitas and others) or I'll go for one of several good to excellent NA/AF brews. I don't regret the purchase (and it might be just the ticket for some), but I'm also not in for another round.

This is my favorite flavor. Slight hop flavor but the citrus burst shines through.